Retired Sgt. McCampbell

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Hello fellow aquarist, my name is Harold and i am new to reef to reef! I currently am running a red sea max 130d 35 gallon nano tank and rebuilding my 125gallon 6 foot long SPS tank! I been i hobby since 1993 owning 55 gallon freshwater african cichlids for 9 years! I left the country for a while and return back and started my 125 gallon tank in 2005! Wow a lot has change since then! I have 2 degrees from Bradley University in Biology and History and a minor in chemistry. I love to scuba dive, fish for bass and crappies, and travel in my motor home! I am married and have 3 kids 2 boys and a daughter and a granddaughter! Good luck guys and thanks for all comments henceforth!
 
Welcome aboard. Being modest? I'm sure it's not just sergeant being retired; Master Sergeant? First Sergeant? Maybe Sergeant Major?
 
Wow!! We were in the Air Force also. My Hu sband is retired chief master sgt. Also served in the desert storm 3 tours.. I know how hard it was bsck then..
Welcome to R2R..:)
 
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